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Whiteface Mountain rising above snow-covered Adirondack forest and low clouds.

2026/27 PASS REVIEW

Snow Triple Play Review: Twenty-three mountains. Three tickets. Choose them well.

Snow Triple Play gives you three ski days across 23 eastern mountains, with no more than two at any one resort. The network spans New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire, plus Quebec and Nova Scotia. The official storefront displayed $184.99 on October 25, 2026, or about $61.66 per day if you use all three before any additional charges.

NETWORK: 23 partner mountainsTICKETS: 3 total · max 2 at oneADVERTISED PRICE: $184.99 · fees unverifiedSALE STATUS: On sale · limited quantity
Editor score8.3/10

Best for: New York and northern New Jersey skiers who can already name three eastern ski days and value destination optionality more than season-long depth.

This is one of the more useful low-frequency ski products around New York and northern New Jersey. The 2026/27 expansion makes it considerably more interesting in New England and Quebec, too. But 23 mountains does not mean 23 ski days. It means three tickets with a lot of places to put them. Choose expensive days at mountains you would actually visit, use all three, and the math can be excellent.

Photo: NYS Olympic Regional Development Authority

NETWORK23 partner mountains
TICKETS3 total · max 2 at one
ADVERTISED PRICE$184.99 · fees unverified
SALE STATUSOn sale · limited quantity

PassTracks Score breakdown

Four weighted factors produce the editorial score; Clarity is reported as a diagnostic.

Useful Access
8.5
Value
8.8
Flexibility
7.6
Geographic Fit
8.2
Clarity (diagnostic)
5.9
A snowboarder carving through snow on a wooded HoliMont slope.
Photo: HoliMont
SNOW TRIPLE PLAY REVIEWTwenty-three pins. Three decisions.

You can use two visits at one mountain, but the third has to go somewhere else. That makes the large network valuable mainly as optionality: wait for snow, follow friends, or build a short road trip without choosing all three destinations when you buy.

That is also why Triple Play should not be mistaken for a miniature Indy, Epic or Ikon pass. The mountain list is broad. Your ski-day allowance is deliberately small.

A wide winter panorama of Gore Mountain and the surrounding Adirondacks.
Photo: NYS Olympic Regional Development Authority
SNOW TRIPLE PLAY REVIEWNew York is the center of gravity.

The 23 mountains are not evenly scattered across the Northeast. Eight are in New York, joined by two in New Jersey, three in Massachusetts, one each in Connecticut, Maine and New Hampshire, six in Quebec and one in Nova Scotia.

That concentration matters. Snow Partners says most first-season buyers came from the New York metropolitan area, while the Catskills, Adirondacks and Mountain Creek generated the most redemptions. For a New York or northern New Jersey skier, the network is unusually well positioned. Farther into New England, the choices spread out quickly.

Buy if

  • You can already name three ski days you would have bought anyway.
  • New York, northern New Jersey, the Catskills or Adirondacks are part of your real winter.
  • A flexible three-ticket pool is more useful than another unlimited commitment.

Pause if

  • The 23 pins are doing more work than your calendar.
  • Weekday-only access at Belleayre or HoliMont blocks your likely dates.
  • You need transferable tickets, refunds or unused-day rollover.

What works

  • The current economics are strong. The $184.99 advertised price covers three days, or roughly $61.66 each when fully used before any additional charges. You do not have to decide those mountains when you purchase, and you can spend two of the three days at the same favorite. Snow Triple Play's current member-benefits page also advertises $100 off a Mountain Collective Pass, a potentially meaningful extra for skiers combining local days with destination trips.

What to watch

  • The restrictions are not uniform. Belleayre and HoliMont are valid only Monday through Friday on non-holidays. Bromont's detailed partner profile lists Dec. 25–Jan. 1, Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–21 as blackouts, although Snow Partners' central FAQ still says TBD.
  • The product is non-refundable and non-transferable, unused visits do not roll over, and there is no lower price for children, seniors or military customers.
  • Snow Partners' own websites are still catching up with the expansion. The dedicated Triple Play site lists 16 mountains, while its newer 2026/27 product site and announced roster list 23. That newer page also displays a 26-mountain graphic. PassTracks uses the announced 23-mountain roster.

Complete access

Complete pass access

Core access and structured benefits are listed separately.

23 physical locations23 full Alpine0 Nordic-only0 Allied0 discount-only

23 physical resorts

  • Belleayre MountainNew York · Monday through Friday on non-holidays only; blackout dates are Dec. 25–Jan. 1, Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–21.
  • Holiday MountainNew York · Blackout dates are Dec. 26–27, Jan. 2, Jan. 16–17 and Feb. 13–14.
  • HoliMontNew York · Monday through Friday on non-holidays only; blackout dates are Dec. 25–Jan. 1, Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–21.
  • Plattekill MountainNew York · Blackout dates are Dec. 26–Jan. 2, Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–15.
  • Oak MountainNew York · Blackout dates are Dec. 26 and 31, Jan. 16 and Feb. 13.
  • Gore MountainNew York · Blackout dates are Dec. 25–Jan. 1, Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–21.
  • Whiteface MountainNew York · Blackout dates are Dec. 25–Jan. 1, Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–21.
  • Kissing BridgeNew York · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Big Snow American DreamNew Jersey · Access begins Nov. 1, 2026, excludes Dec. 25–Jan. 1, and ends Apr. 30, 2027.
  • Mountain CreekNew Jersey · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Mount SouthingtonConnecticut · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Jiminy PeakMassachusetts · Blackout dates are Jan. 16–17 and Feb. 13–14.
  • Ski ButternutMassachusetts · Blackout dates are Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–15.
  • Blue Hills Ski AreaMassachusetts · Blackout dates are Dec. 26–27, Jan. 2, Jan. 16–17 and Feb. 13–14.
  • Pleasant MountainMaine · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Cranmore Mountain ResortNew Hampshire · Blackout dates are Jan. 16–17 and Feb. 13–14.
  • Sommet Saint-SauveurQuebec · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Sommet Morin HeightsQuebec · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Sommet GabrielQuebec · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Sommet OlympiaQuebec · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Sommet EdelweissQuebec · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.
  • Bromont, montagne d’expériencesQuebec · Blackout dates are Dec. 25–Jan. 1, Jan. 16–18 and Feb. 13–21.
  • Ski MartockNova Scotia · No blackout dates currently published in the central 2026/27 Snow Pass FAQ.

2026/27 advertised storefront price · October 25

Current products

The official storefront displayed $184.99 for Snow Triple Play. This covers three total lift-ticket days under published terms. Processing charges, taxes and the final checkout total were not verified in the supplied selection.

Snow Triple Play · three total days

$184.99

Advertised storefront price; confirm any added charges before purchase.

Earlier price calculations

Earlier scenarioProductCalculated amountQualification
2026/27 limited-launch scenarioSnow Triple Play$188.99Previously calculated estimate; not a verified checkout total.
2026/27 regular-price scenarioSnow Triple Play$209.99Previously calculated estimate; not a verified checkout total.
Three skiers descending a snowy trail at Ski Butternut.
Photo: SAM BACKHAUS PHOTOGRAPHY / Ski Butternut
THE LAST RUNSnow Triple Play works when you stop counting mountains and start counting ski days.

Find three days you would have bought anyway, preferably at mountains where ordinary lift tickets hurt, and $189 looks clever.

Buy it because 23 pins look impressive, though, and it can become one more pass you meant to use.
Snow Triple Play 2026/27Current 2026/27 reviewCheck advertised price · $184.99